Quercus bicolor
A native White Oak species that is typically found in swamps and bottomlands, this oak can surprisingly tolerate drier environments. A highly adaptable, low maintenance, food producing tree that can also provide vital habitat and food in diverse environments. Supports the greatest diversity of insects of all native tree species.
Check out our blog post – Oak: An Ecological Powerhouse That Spans the Globe
Zone: 4-8 (Map)
Habitat: Typically found in wet loamy or clay soils. Can tolerate drought. Best in full sun, but will tolerate partial shade.
Growth: 60 ft tall, 50 ft wide at maturity.
Prohibited: CA, FL, OR
Swamp White Oak is surprisingly adaptable, with the ability to tolerate drier environments. It also supports great insect diversity.
Swamp White Oak is surprisingly adaptable, with the ability to tolerate drier environments. It also supports great insect diversity.
Quercus bicolor
A native White Oak species that is typically found in swamps and bottomlands, this oak can surprisingly tolerate drier environments. A highly adaptable, low maintenance, food producing tree that can also provide vital habitat and food in diverse environments. Supports the greatest diversity of insects of all native tree species.
Check out our blog post – Oak: An Ecological Powerhouse That Spans the Globe
Zone: 4-8 (Map)
Habitat: Typically found in wet loamy or clay soils. Can tolerate drought. Best in full sun, but will tolerate partial shade.
Growth: 60 ft tall, 50 ft wide at maturity.
Prohibited: CA, FL, OR
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